Who Owned Baseball – Updated for July 4, 2022

Carlos Osorio, AP

Who Owned Baseball for July 4, 2022

FULL WOB

Cole Irvin went 8 strong innings, allowing 1 run to earn the 5-1 decision for Oakland over Toronto.

Eric Lauer fanned 9 Cubs in 6 innings and allowing 1 run to set up Milwaukee’s 5-2 extra inning victory.

Brandon Nimmo reached base 3 times, including a home run and drove in 3 to lead the Mets past the Reds, 7-4.

Jonathan Schoop combined for 6 hits and a stolen base to propel the Tigers to a double header sweep of the Guardians. In the 4-1 opener, Schoop went 4 for 4.

1/2 WOB

Jonathan Heasley held the Astros to 1 earned run and 1 unearned run over 6 strong innings. But the Royals bullpen collapsed in the 7-6 defeat.

MJ Melendez homered twice in the Royals 7-6 walk off loss to the Astros.

Justin Steele pitched into the 7th, allowing just 2 hits and 1 run over 6 2/3 innings, fanning 9. The Cubs would lose the 5-2 final in extra innings.

Seiya Suzuki got a pair of hits including a go ahead inside the park home run. But the Brewers came back to top the Cubs, 5-2 in extra innings.

Who Owned Baseball Scores

National League Hitters

Pete Alonso – 6

C. J. Cron – 5

Paul Goldschmidt – 4

Bryce Harper – 4

Nolan Arenado – 3 1/2

Mookie Betts – 3 1/2

Francisco Lindor – 3 1/2

Manny Machado – 3 1/2

Jazz Chisholm Jr. – 3

Ke’Bryan Hayes – 2 1/2

Matt Olson – 2 1/2

Kyle Schwarber – 2 1/2

Dansby Swanson – 2 1/2

Daulton Varsho – 2 1/2

Josh Bell – 2

Nolan Gorman – 2

Starling Marte – 2

Joc Pederson – 2

Tommy Pham – 2

Bryan Reynolds – 2

Austin Riley – 2

Brendan Rogers – 2

Rowdy Tellez – 2

Kyle Farmer – 1 1/2

Andrew McCutchen – 1 1/2

Brandon Nimmo – 1 1/2

Tyler O’Neil – 1 1/2

Marcell Ozuna – 1 1/2

David Peralta – 1 1/2

Hunter Renfroe – 1 1/2

Josh Rojas – 1 1/2

Darin Ruf – 1 1/2

Brian Serven – 1 1/2

Jack Suwinski – 1 1/2

Lane Thomas – 1 1/2

Christian Walker – 1 1/2

Juan Yepez – 1 1/2

American League Hitters

Mike Trout – 6

Yordan Alvarez – 5 1/2

Ty France – 4 1/2

Ryan Mountcastle – 4

Jose Ramirez – 4

Aaron Judge – 3 1/2

Byron Buxton – 3

Salvador Perez – 3

Anthony Rizzo – 3

Jared Walsh – 3

Alejandro Kirk – 2 1/2

Shohei Ohtani – 2 1/2

Marcus Semien – 2 1/2

George Springer – 2 1/2

Randy Arozarena – 2

Rafael Devers – 2

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. – 2

Teoscar Hernandez – 2

Sean Murphy – 2

Isaac Paredes – 2

Andrew Vaughn – 2

Alex Verdugo – 2

Taylor Ward – 2

Jose Abreu – 1 1/2

Elvis Andrus – 1 1/2

Alex Bregman – 1 1/2

Adam Frazier – 1 1/2

Adolis Garcia – 1 1/2

Austin Hays – 1 1/2

Brandon Lowe – 1 1/2

Trey Mancini – 1 1/2

J. D. Martinez – 1 1/2

Josh Naylor – 1 1/2

Julio Rodriguez – 1 1/2

Trevor Story – 1 1/2

Gleyber Torres – 1 1/2

Kyle Tucker – 1 1/2

National League Pitchers

Sandy Alcantara – 7

Corbin Burnes – 5 1/2

Yu Darvish – 5

Joe Musgrove – 5

Pablo Lopez – 4 1/2

Aaron Nola – 4 1/2

Carlos Rodon – 4 1/2

Zack Wheeler – 4 1/2

Kyle Hendricks – 3

Chad Kuhl – 3

Eric Lauer – 3

Charlie Morton – 3

Freddy Peralta – 3

Adam Wainwright – 3

Logan Webb – 3

Zac Gallen – 2 1/2

Hunter Greene – 2 1/2

Merrill Kelly – 2 1/2

Jose Quintana – 2 1/2

Julio Urias – 2 1/2

Tyler Anderson – 2

Chris Bassitt – 2

Carlos Carrasco – 2

Patrick Corbin – 2

Erick Fedde – 2

Max Fried – 2

MacKenzie Gore – 2

Clayton Kershaw – 2

Sean Manaea – 2

Tylor Megill – 2

Miles Mikolas – 2

Tony Gonsolin – 1 1/2

Tyler Mahle – 1 1/2

Steven Matz – 1 1/2

Marcus Stroman – 1 1/2

Taijuan Walker – 1 1/2

American League Pitchers

Shohei Ohtani – 6

Gerrit Cole – 5 1/2

Alek Manoah – 5

Nestor Cortes Jr. – 4 1/2

Frankie Montas – 4 1/2

Robbie Ray – 4 1/2

Dylan Cease – 4

Cristian Javier – 4

Martin Perez – 4

Framber Valdez – 4

Kevin Gausman – 3 1/2

Brad Keller – 3 1/2

Dane Dunning – 3

Michael Kopech – 3

Shane McClanahan – 3

Nick Pivetta – 3

Jameson Taillon – 3

Justin Verlander – 3

Nathan Eovaldi – 2 1/2

Triston McKenzie – 2 1/2

Luis Severino – 2 1/2

Michael Wacha – 2 1/2

Chris Flexen – 2

Marco Gonzales – 2

Yusei Kikuchi – 2

Michael Lorenzen – 2

Paul Blackburn – 1 1/2

Johnny Cueto – 1 1/2

Hunter Dozier – 1 1/2

Jonathan Heasley – 1 1/2

Rich Hill – 1 1/2

Cole Irvin – 1 1/2

Daulton Jefferies – 1 1/2

Corey Kluber 1 1/2

Jordan Montgomery – 1 1/2

Ross Stripling – 1 1/2

Combined Pitcher and Hitter WOB
Shohei Ohtani – 8 1/2

1 WOB
Willy Adames, Luis Arraez, Graham Ashcroft , Javier Baez, Seth Beer, Shane Bieber, Cavan Biggio, Beau Briske, Walker Buehler, Edward Cabrera, Lorenzo Cain, Johan Camargo, Mark Canha, Matt Carpenter, Curt Casali, Luis Castillo, Harold Castro, Michael Chavis, Mike Clevinger, Zack Collins, Willson Contreras, Garrett Cooper, Jake Cronenworth, Nelson Cruz, Oneil Cruz, Travis d’Arnaud, Zach Davies, J. D. Davis, Reid Detmers, Aledmys Diaz, Josh Donaldson, Brendan Donovan, Brandon Drury, Maurcio Dubon, Adam Duvall, Eduardo Escobar, Thairo Estrada, Maikel Franco, Freddie Freeman, Joey Gallo, Luis Garcia, Kyle Garlick, Kyle Gibson, Logan Gilbert, Lucas Giolito, Luis Gonzalez, Oscar Gonzalez, Jon Gray, Josiah Gray, Sonny Gray, Lourdes Gurriel Jr., Andrew Heaney, Taylor Hearn, Jonah Heim, Adrian Houser, Jakob Junis, Rony Kemp, Steven Kwan, Trevor Larnach, Evan Longoria, Davis Martin,Nick Martinez, Yadiel Martinez, Ryan McMahon, Jeff McNeil, Whit Merrifield, Yoan Moncada, Max Muncy, Edward Olivares, Connor Overton, Jeremy Pena, Michael Perez, A. J. Pollock, Jurickson Profar, Victor Robles, Eduardo Rodriguez, Josh Rogers, Amed Rosario, Adley Rutschman, Gary Sanchez, Patrick Sandoval, Carlos Santana, Jonathan Schoop, Chase Silseth, Brady Singer, Tarik Skubal, Devin Smeltzer, Juan Soto, Justin Steele, Spencer Strider, Jackson Tetreault, Jose Trevino, Justin Turner, Ramon Urias, Gio Urshela, Josh VanMeter, Josh Winder, Kyle Wright, Brandon Woodruff,

½ WOB
Jesus Aguilar, Jorge Alfaro, Jose Altuve, Ian Anderson, Chris Archer, Tanner Banks, Shane Baz, Andrew Benintendi, Jon Berti, Jose Berrios, Bo Bichette, Kyle Bradish, Michael Brantley, Matt Brash, Madison Bumgarner, Dylan Bundy, Miguel Cabrera, Mark Canha, Victor Caratini, Daniel Castano, Willi Castro, Alex Cobb, Roansy Contreras, Yonathan Daza, Ryan Feltner, Wilmer Flores, Wander Franco, Kyle Freeland, TJ Friedl, Mitch Garver, Tyler Gilbert, Andres Gimenez, Zack Greinke, Randal Grichuk, Mitch Haniger, Ian Happ, Carlos Hernandez, Rhys Hoskins, Dakota Hudson, Daniel Hudson, Sam Huff, Jose Iglesias, James Kaprelian, Mitch Keller, Alex Kirilloff, Dean Kremer, Ramon Laureano, Zach Logue, Nathaniel Lowe, Jesus Luzardo, Jordan Lyles, Brandon Marsh, MJ Melendez, Oscar Mercado, Cedric Mullins, Tyler Naquin, Sheldon Neuse, Andre Pallante, David Peterson, Zach Plesac, Jorge Polanco, Austin Pruitt, Cal Quantrill, Drew Rasmussen, J. T. Realmuto, Jesus Sanchez, Reiver Sanmartin, Anthony Santander, Clarke Schmidt, Jose Siri, Caleb Smith, Pavin Smith, Will Smith, Blake Snell, Jorge Soler, Jeffrey Springs, Myles Straw, Marcus Stroman, Eugenio Suarez, Jose Suarez, Seiya Suzuki, Noah Syndergaard, Ramiel Tapia, Michael Taylor, Tyrone, Taylor, Zach Thompson, Spencer Torkelson, Trea Turner, Jose Urquidy, Christian Vazquez, Luke Voit, Austin Voth, Steven Wilson, Bobby Witt Jr., Kolten Wong, Miguel Yajure, Mike Yastrzemski, Christian Yelich, Bruce Zimmermann

Who Owned Baseball – August 21, 2020

Ron Schwane – AP

Let’s see who owned baseball on August 21, 2020.

For an explanation of how WOB works, click here.

Earning Full WOBs:

Walker Buehler struck out 11 Rockies in 6 innings, giving up 1 run, as the Dodgers took the 5-1 final.

Dallas Keuchel dominated the Cubs with 8 strong innings, allowing 1 run as the White Sox won the 10-1 blow out.

Marcell Ozuna homered twice, added a single, and drove in 4 to lead the Braves past the Phillies, 11-2.

Jonathan Schoop went 4 for 5 to help the Tigers double up the Indians, 10-5.

Earning 1/2 WOBs:

Patrick Corbin pitched into the 7th, striking out 9 Marlins in 6 1/3 innings, but he was saddled with the hard luck 3-2 loss for the Nationals.

Yandy Díaz reached base 5 times, including a homer, but the Rays came up short in the 6-5 game against the Blue Jays.

Christian Walker singled twice and doubled twice but the Diamondbacks lost 6-2 to San Francisco.

Ryan Yarbrough struck out 6 Blue Jays in 6 1/3 innings but the Rays bullpen dropped the 6-5 game in extra innings.

 

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